Diseases of the chest and the principles of physical diagnosis . Fig. D.—Pleural effusion. Lungair-bearing, but membranous tissuerelaxed. Special reflection at lung-fluid junction, and, to some extent, atsurface of contact between bronchiand surrounding intravesicular diffusion between lung andchest wall. Vocal fremitus and reso-nance diminished. Breath soundsfeeble or Diaphragm. ^i Trachea I. 1 Bronchus Fig. B.—Solid lung. No special reflectionafter the sounds enter the bronchial an important factor, but no specialdiffusion present that is absent in other
Diseases of the chest and the principles of physical diagnosis . Fig. D.—Pleural effusion. Lungair-bearing, but membranous tissuerelaxed. Special reflection at lung-fluid junction, and, to some extent, atsurface of contact between bronchiand surrounding intravesicular diffusion between lung andchest wall. Vocal fremitus and reso-nance diminished. Breath soundsfeeble or Diaphragm. ^i Trachea I. 1 Bronchus Fig. B.—Solid lung. No special reflectionafter the sounds enter the bronchial an important factor, but no specialdiffusion present that is absent in other condi-tions. Vocal fremitus and resonance sound retained within the bronchi thannormalh. Bronchial breathing.
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